.. or: "Do you think banning users helps KDE to mature?"

No, but constructive debattes

The action was deemed necessary as your behavior violated the Code of Conduct and the forum rules, in addition of being extremely poisonous. If you have issues with that, you can contact the administration staff directly (forum-admin at kde dot org), but creating a new user and posting publicly is definitely not the way to go.

Well, then I suggest you delete all my posts.

No, that is the other way, something against our internal policy not deleting posts on purpose.

You want the forum politicaly correct, then you should rethink that policy. Otherwise that whole action is just ridiculous.

We want the forum to be constructive. The whole point of the forum is to help users make the most of KDE and help KDE become better. Posts that are not constructive hamper those goals.

"KDE become better" will not go when directive one is "KDE is perfect".

Nothing is ever perfect. People have competing tastes, goals, approaches, and needs. It is not possible to satisfy everyone all the time. There are numerous other reasons why it is not possible for anything to be perfect, but this alone makes such a goal impossible to achieve, and attempting to do so will only distract us from achievable goals.

In any case, enquiries about the decisions of the forum staff should be sent to the email address I posted above, or via PM.

Well, then let's hope the staff does not stumble upon its staff.

Oh, please delete all my postings, so that the staff does not feel the need to raise its staff any more.

Troll?

hiii here is Shawn chin from Southfield, joined this recently and i must say that, yes there is Nothing is ever perfect. People have goals, approaches, and needs. so it is not possible or very difficult to satisfy everyone all the time at a one place.

Circumventing a ban is allowed here?

No, it is not.